Indoor drawing (fairy boots)
At least, the pencil colour is a match for the wallpaper!!!
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Writting exercice (fairy boots)
She is writing one line from left to right and the next one from right to left…
French, Hebrew, Hebrew, French, Français, Hébreux, hébreux, français…
In her bed room library, she’s got books which “speak” like mum and books which “speak” like dad…
When a friend randomly grabs a book on the shelves, she is warning him, screaming: “be careful this book speaks like mum!” as if French written books were burning fingers.
Her dad is the one who speak like everybody else (since we are in a Hebrew speaking world. It’s a well known fact!!!)
Her mum is the only one around to speak French, it’s a tiring language sometimes… Words do not come so easily to her.
However, she has noticed that to let inadvertently a few French words slip out her mouth in polite society, might, on occasion, draw attention on her. Which is not unpleasant.
She’s also got a long term project: to learn to speak like Zeeve…
For the time being, pretending writing is quite a rich experience. She can still mix all sort of languages. All she needs is a convincing posture, and a polysemous personal translation for her public.
Meanwhile, she needs to practice her writing skill, sitting in the blue grass in the moon light…
Fairy boots is having a nap
I have, in preparation, a little series of baby fairies with plastic boots.
Those fairies came across as a mix of recent posts “fairy Cori” and the current experience of Noame (three and a half year old) who barely want to take her pink plastic boots off to go to sleep…
Coralie's poster
Coralie is a seven years old girl. She presents herself through the site of her association Les amis de Coralie (syndrome de Di George) she created with her parents.
She wanted an image which features everything she particularly likes, such as: ponies, balloons, candies, herself wearing a “frou frou” (flounces?) dress, a large sun, a hamster, a rainbow and a snail…
I Initially wondered how to put all this in one single image and still like the image. This is the result: (click on the image to enlarge it)
What matters most is that Coralie and her family like it and manage to modulate it according to their needs (badge, poster, greeting card) within the association.
Three drops of water to see clearer
Here is an other part of this illustration, which I put in an other context … just for the sake of pointing out a personal habit or characteristic of this snail.
I have got one: he keeps his glasses into his shell.
Did you know that snail’s eyes are easily drying out. He needs three drops of rain water a day, for taking care of his contact lenses…
All the same, in the past, in situation of very hot weather, he had reluctantly agreed to put his glasses on his antenna.
The snail is clothes conscious.
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Junior snail
Junior snail will have a well oriented window on his shell when he will be a young adult …
Until then, everybody enjoys the warmth of the family shell!
Poney, poney, poney and poney.
Introductions are done…
They are part of an illustration for a little girl named Coralie, to be posted soon…
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